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>You need to be careful with misinformation in general, there is one group that quite openly states they want more civilian casualties, and that is Hamas. It's
by watutalkinbout 1mo ago
>You need to be careful with misinformation in general, there is one group that quite openly states they want more civilian casualties, and that is Hamas.
It's very ironic that you are telling me that I need to be careful about information and at the same time that Hamas is the one openly stating things.
So, do you think Hamas could be lying?
Israel's approach to information is reflected in its access for journalists, UN investigators, human-rights monitors, diplomats, aid workers, and foreign activists.
This entire discussion is taking place in a post about a think tank that Israel created to poison the information well.
>To be fair they didn't do that for entirely no reason either, Britain prevented Jewish refugees from entering mandatory Palestine while the Nazi's were genociding them in Europe.
I'm pretty sure all terrorism happens for reasons which can be served up as a justification.
- jameshilliard 1mo ago> So, do you think Hamas could be lying? Considering their actions/tactics, it seems quite unlikely in this case. > I'm pretty sure all terrorism happens for reasons which can be served up as a justification. I'm not saying it was justified, but it was at least understandable given the context. I also understand why the Palestinians use terrorism as well, likewise I don't consider it justified either.